You documentation is much leaner than all the others. I see no comments in your code. You need to document the whole authentication process.

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Have your '''Executive Summary''' only report the current state of the project. See Project Template for what to include. '''Highlights''' are missing.

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I think you did a lot making this project work, but I'm unable to run it following your instructions and your documentation is very lean.

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== Executive Summary ==

== Executive Summary ==

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Currently I have a graphical interface built using the Java Swing library.

Currently I have a graphical interface built using the Java Swing library.

The user can log in to his or her twitter account using twitters external authentication and then will be able to see their profile picture, screen name, and current status. This status can be updated as well as users can be searched for to have their profile pictures and status displayed below.

The user can log in to his or her twitter account using twitters external authentication and then will be able to see their profile picture, screen name, and current status. This status can be updated as well as users can be searched for to have their profile pictures and status displayed below.

Give a high level overview of the structure of your software. Are you using GStreamer? Show a diagram of the pipeline. Are you running multiple tasks? Show what they do and how they interact.

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The application is built using a basic Java Swing interface for the GUI but behind it is a server communication with the twitter authentication servers to log in a user using their OAuthentication keys. The application then uses server requests to pull down information and pictures to display them in the GUI from the Twitter4j library.

== Work Breakdown ==

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== Conclusions ==

== Conclusions ==

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Give some concluding thoughts about the project. Suggest some future additions that could make it even more interesting.

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The project was more of a learning experience then originally thought of by learning a new API for Java. If given more time I would have liked to get more features and to somehow bypass the external authentication through twitters website.

Latest revision as of 13:58, 16 July 2012

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You documentation is much leaner than all the others. I see no comments in your code. You need to document the whole authentication process.

Have your Executive Summary only report the current state of the project. See Project Template for what to include. Highlights are missing.

I think you did a lot making this project work, but I'm unable to run it following your instructions and your documentation is very lean.

Project: 85
Wiki: 80
Total: 82.5

Executive Summary

For my final project I would like to develop and compile Java code on the BeagleBoard to create an application for Twitter that allows a user to sign in from the Beagle and post tweets using the Java Twitter API called Twitter4J.

Currently I have a graphical interface built using the Java Swing library.
The user can log in to his or her twitter account using twitters external authentication and then will be able to see their profile picture, screen name, and current status. This status can be updated as well as users can be searched for to have their profile pictures and status displayed below.

beagle$ java -cp <directory where you saved the twitter4j library>/twitter4j-2.2.5/lib/twitter4j-core-2.2.5.jar:. Main

Highlights

Theory of Operation

The application is built using a basic Java Swing interface for the GUI but behind it is a server communication with the twitter authentication servers to log in a user using their OAuthentication keys. The application then uses server requests to pull down information and pictures to display them in the GUI from the Twitter4j library.

Work Breakdown

Developed Graphical Interface using Java Swing library

Learned how to compile Java code on the command line on the BeagleBoard

Learned how to do basic interfacing with the Twitter Java API (Twitter4j)

Conclusions

The project was more of a learning experience then originally thought of by learning a new API for Java. If given more time I would have liked to get more features and to somehow bypass the external authentication through twitters website.